The Common Room – January 2024 (“Looking back and looking forward”)
The gang look back at Christmas 2023 and discuss New Year Resolutions…
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S7E9 – AH – “C. S. Lewis in America”, After Hours with Dr. Mark Noll
David speaks with Dr. Mark Noll about C.S. Lewis’ initial reception in the United States.
Half Pint with Dr. Jahdiel Perez (“Love is Tears”)
David talked with Dr. Jahdiel Perez, a former president of the Oxford C.S. Lewis Society, to discuss his dissertation and upcoming keynote at The Undiscovered C.S. Lewis Conference.
Bonus – Fantastical Truth – Interview with Lorehaven on “How Did Lewis and Tolkien Celebrate and Critique Christmas?”
It’s still Christmas! To celebrate, we’re sharing David’s recent interview on the “Fantastical Truth” podcast from Lorehaven where he attempts to answer “How Did Lewis and Tolkien Celebrate and Critique Christmas?”
S7E7 – LAL 5 – “Yours, Jack”
This is our last episode going through “Letters to an American Lady’, picking up today at the start of 1961 and concluding with Lewis’ death in 1963.
S7E6 – LAL 4 – “Troubling News”
The letters between 1959 and 1960 reveal some difficult times for both Jack and Mary, including the death of Jack’s wife, Joy Davidman.
Half Pint with Fr. Calvin Robinson (“Building Jerusalem”)
David sat down with Fr. Calvin Robinson to discuss his faith Journey, the state of the church in England, and practical steps to reignite the zeal of Christians in the West.
S7E5 – LAL 3 – “The other American Lady…”
As the team continue to move through Lewis’ letters to Mary, another American lady enters into the story…
Bonus – The C. S. Lewis Podcast – Interview with Ruth Jackson on “What did Christmas mean to Lewis?”
David returned to “The C. S. Lewis Podcast”, attempting to answer the questions: “What did Christmas mean to Lewis?”, “How did Lewis celebrate Christmas?”, and “Was Lewis a bit of a grumpy old man when it came to Christmas?”
The Common Room – December 2023 (“Exmas and Crissmas”)
David, Matt, and Andrew gather together to swap Christmas traditions and songs.